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| ARTICLES | ||
| Valuation of Cases for Settlement: Theory and Practice | Peter Toll Hoffman | 1 |
| COMMENTS | ||
| Your Forum or Mine: Where to Arbitrate Investor-Broker Securities Claims | Christopher J. Moeller | 63 |
| Is Settlement Conditioned on Vacatur an Option: Should it BE? | Elizabeth L. Anstaett | 87 |
| Out with the Old, In With the New: The Mini-Trial is the New Wave for Resolving International Disputes | Mark D. Calvert | 111 |
| Promise and Problems in Divorce Mediation | Steven T. Knuppel | 127 |
| NOTE | ||
| Quasi-Judicial Immunity: The Arbitrator's Shield or Sword? Howard v. Drapkin | Robert M. Carroll | 137 |
| The Summary Jury Trial: Who Will Speak for the Jurors? Hume v. M & C Management | Charles W. Hatfield | 151 |
| The Struggle over Consolidation of Arbitration Proceedings Continues: The Eight Circuit Chooses Sides Baesler v. Continental Grain Co | Scott E. Blair | 161 |
| Statutory Claims Under ERISA: Is Arbitration the Appropriate Forum? Southside Internists Group v. Januis Capital Corp | Amy L. Brice | 171 |
| Curtailing the Arbitrators Power: Valid Withholding of Jurisdiction of Judicial Flaw? Cobler v. Stanley, Barber, Southard, Brown & Associates | Kevin L. Wibbenmeyer | 183 |
| BOOK REVIEW | ||
| Remedies in Arbitration | Timothy J. Heinsz | 193 |